The Sun. — London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

THE'QUARTERLY REVIEW, Vo.LXVII will he published on TUESDAY, the 20th Instant. - _ - ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER WITH THIS DRAW -INO. SIX PRIZES A:30,006, ALL IN ONE DAY. THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES .WILL RISE AFTER NEXT SATURDAY. P RICES OF STOCKS 37.141 link Stork 3 Per Cent. Red 7 g 'A ' , 4 !‘i 3 per Cent, Cons shrtt 3 4 Per Cent. —. Di to R e d . .4, 4 RI Cent. N ew 35 14shut Ditto Serip I% pm. hnik Lung Ann Ili 1-16 I ndiit Stock bittn Bondi; Bpm. ................—____ PRICES OF FOREIGN F Awn;in /ienuP 5 per cent t ruihan Bonds' ``" Rocas Ayres Bonds , : l'ilian BOAtti A per ct. — _. Oltantaan Bonds • bine, 1814 10% ki atnith 3 per cent. 56 t 4 14 erk Jinn& Nu t' , is f i s 6 tnitirnala Mexican B onds 'Pb, —:------._____ - Ol-'4 D4tY AT ONE O'CLOCK. South Sea Stock Old'Annuitles 7) New Ditto — EN—Billa. £l,OOO Vd. 6 4 pin. Ditto SOO 2d. 6 7 5 pin. Ditto Small Ditto Advertised Bank for Account — India for Account — Cons. for Account 803'..;%9S 'NUS AT ONE O'CLOCK. ' Neapolitan, 1884 Permian Ronda ?9✓ s Portuguese Bondi — Prussian, 5 per cent. noai Ditto, New — Russian, New, 5 per cent. Spanish, 1821, 5 per cent. S"lt Si f 4 1 4 1 Z French Reines, 5 p. e. —f —r. -- Exchange ----. 3 per cent. , —t. —c. -- Exchange PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE 0 CLOCK. Paid. Per Share. Anglo Chilian Mining Corn Company " Whing'Company l : m l5 12 PItICE OF IRISH 4.14 Stock • . . ---- P , ,or. Stock, 33 per cent Wi Mi tt"`,New - New „, . 94i 6 ' 4 '. Deb. 3% per cent. .89 9 %i 'ont , ( 0 . 3 . 3 per cent _ , q)4l Canal Stock 4 t ","ad Cr 4141 Stock ' li ' . ' b..... 1 ?. Dek 4 per cetit. rwltit Office Deb. 4 per rent — ----,... , TUCKS, JUNE 8. St. Patrick Insurance Royal Irish Ditto National Ditto Patriotic Ditto . Hibenitan Bank Provincial Ditto Royal Arish Mine Imperial Mine . Fish Shares 'New Brighton . A ttired. M A 2 ntiblin Due. 0 2 Wat er f ord 0 t) liuernsey & Jeracy 0 0 . Lisbon l ; Gotlonhnrgh 0 I lianatnirgh II ilnlland I_ France, 4 --........_ Arrived. Due. 1 Flanders 0 O Jamaica O Leeward Islands O Malta 0 O America 0 0 Brasil l► O Buenos Ayres. I) K r ., WA TER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO- , MORROW. ....... 7 minutes after ,7. Evening ~..... 36 minutes after 7. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1826. ?tench Papers down to Friday, with the Etoile, (14 ted SatUrday morning, reached us last night, The Etoile of the preceding day *announced that the bivan had confirmed, Jti writing, its verbal teptance of the Russian Ultimatum; and the Austria); Obi .erve r, received i n Paris on the 9th, mentions, the despatch of the REIS EFFENDI, assenting to llk- Russian Demands, was delivered to M. Mrs 641Actv, o n th e 14 t h o f M ay . Th e J ourna l desDe -14. had stated, that mo s t ser io u s discussionS, s P e ctin the restituti on of the fortresses in Asia had t t `ttietied the delivery of this despatch ; but the Etoile t ; l 3 ' t radicts thi s s t a t emen t, an d a dd s , th a t th e issue of e e tl egociations will be pacific, and that what Europe. flie s for Creeks,. will be attained through the the 4greement of the. "Great Powers." The Courier 1 1 :"jeflis mentions, a report, .than. the Chamber of " 1.8 had decided for a more ample enquiry in the br of Ouvn MID. • " N of•the'se PaperS will be . found in another ueni, ' th he lks r, Os. Julia 9,—„Five per Cents, 971. the. !i 4 „, Po (:;4*a, Rank stock 20S0 ; Reran 7 21, ; Spanish:ditto, ; , Royal Spanish Loan, 474, . • 'rum and Flanders Papers have also reached us. A " 4 fide from Vienna, Of the 30th May, Atates tk ci arrival in that city of the Archduchess MARIA t 8 4i OU (widow of NAPOLEON BIIONAPARTE), thatlll- Soli; the young Duke of REICIISTADT, 11% Oh his way to , Vienna to meet her. ; It ' 4 with great regret Ihßt 'Care informed by the nwi ng article from,St.:Petersburgh, dated the 27th a a the death of •Viscountess STRANGFORD the With May died here 11*y STamfuroin, wife of the ytit ':ri Ambassador at this Court, after a severe illness, caused t ( ;,!°Yage during the Winter, when she was in an advanced ',Pregnancy. Slut was not , yeaii of age, and leaves t. 144 ,_ the younest only months old. She eras a r mother , an affec tionate wife, and a pattern ()revery temale , Ve regreu t, that our limits will not . permit us to give ai l 4 ,, 1 "lot of th e swear i ng i n o f the Right Honour- OA, I toftEtur PEEL, on Saturday, asafreeman of the erchyttnt . . 'Taylor's CompanY, and of the dinner given ~614 -arils by the Company to that Gentletnin, at the LORD CHANCELLOR, and a number of ''Dished persons were present; • 4 4t 1 : 1 Company, which has ever been distingUished,, t ow . ° re for. ts loyalty, than for its discrimination, in errilig its freedom on public Men, had on the 20th 11)61, resolved unanimously -110,,, r i t 'll the F ree d om o f this Company be presented to the Right 14 11 11 040 Peel, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State 'for Nh a , li 't Department, in testimony of the high opinion enter tet,ht "Y this Court of the firmness and uniform consistency of et exhihitati by that Hon. Gentleman, as a Statesman, in it'lc n tenanCe of thos e p r i nc i p l es upon w hi c h t h e C ons tit u ti on , its admirable form, moat , ever rest for eitpixtrt;•—of 41d1.1itrip .diserintinaticm and learning evinced by him as a otrator, in .the -,:revision anal condensation of the numerous rtes relating to the fin 'nation of Juries, anal the criminal jtt. t, l ldenee of this country; and of the brilliant talent, the in tytable zeal, and the inflexible integrity, displayed by him, in tjeoucharge of the many ardttone said important duties attached ' elevated an d responsible situation which he now h o ld s , w ith Wrath honou r . to himself, and b e nefit t o t h e kingdom at large.' W hatev • difference of opinion may be entertained 4 1 1 I t 4 gard to Mr. PEEL's sentiments on one question, h o hutat admit that h e is eminently deserving o f t h e l ourahle praise bestowed. upon, him in this doeu tilttht, and such a spontaneous proof of the high sens e t k e ttained of his•services-by Corporation, venerable k i v., tit its i antiquity, an d cons pi cuous f or its zeal, in th e incern e of sound learning, and for its attachment 1 . 4 and constitutional principles, can hardly be 1 : 1 it grstifyitig to the Right ; Hon. Gentleman him- Mau tt .will be to the public at large, who ad , I k b e his and appreciate his talents, character , , and his %Ise ,• Ott 4 -4 ligaderti will have observed' by ourlaturday's \ it'"rt of pro ce edijagi t un Chancery, that cert a i n Scotch 641eirien were introduced to the LORD CHANCEL- It , Cid took t h e 'usual oath to qualify them, to e e i tt:. the elibuing e i e - di on of to sixteen Representa ,Neeri of Scotland. -Oor better informed conteni. s tie — Y.,; 'the (:`ourier, Atatp4 the fact differently, b ) 14, i -14 i . that il ium N okk ic, worn sworn prr.?r to luck t i l 'cintg their . seatoviWhemew Parliament and k ent itt t authoritrof this Journal, that its state- Was adopted-by Abr. - Pull, "and other Papers, lit Comment. we need not point out ,lhe ignorance which this paragraph betraya,and which we should not have expected to be exhibited by ; any of the , diurnal press. - Mr. ~Alclerinan GA ItRA TT retired from the City contest on Saturday afternoon. The - officious zeal of injudicious friends, by proposing him after he had signified that he had no intention to stand, and when nearly all votes must have been promised, placed him in a very awkward situation, and we think he acted ' with perfect propriety in resigning as soon as be found that the power of his personal friends did not equal their zeal. We lament that Mr. GARRATT had not come forward at an earlier period, as we have always considered him to be a proper person to repre sent London ; and we are satisfied that if he had done so a few weeks ago, there would have been little doubt of his success, to • the exclusion of . some one of the lesS qualified candidates for the ho nour of the City Representation. Mr. Alderman THOMPSON on Saturday shot a-head of Mr. WAITH MAN, and obtained that station on the poll which we expect he will fill to the end of the - struggle ; and, al- . though Mr. WA RD ,and the Loitti MAYOR were con siderably behind Mr. WAITHMAN, we can hardly be lieve that,sound sense and right principles are so much wanting in the City, as to render it probable that either of those gentlemen will be beaten. • We have given in another column a correspondence which has taken place between the respective COM mittees of,Mr. BANKES and Mr. GoULBURN, on a proposition made by the former, that - a comparison should take place between the list of promises made to each of those Gentlemen, and that the candidate which should then be found to have received the smallest number of promises, should withdraw his pretensions to represent the University of Cambridge. It appears to us that, after the pledge made by Mr. GOULBURN that he would proceed to the poll on the 13th instant, it was impossible that he could accede to the proposal —but the effect of the perseverance of both these candidates will probably be to re-seat Lord pAr.- ).11YRSTON. "We'have received this.forenoon the. Austrian Observer of the Slat ult., hut its contents have been anticipated by the French Papers. It iichiefly filled with accounts of the disasters of the Greeks. We are happy, however, to find it stated, in contradic tion of other reports, that nearly 6,000 women and children in Missolanghi were saved. Anarchy and alarm reign in Napoli di RoMania. Ku/am:ono*To is said to have laid down hi* office, and returned to Hydra. Colonel FABVIEWS corps have reaolved to return to Napoli for the defence of that fortress. The Dutch Papers of the lath have likewise reached us thi: morning, but are wholly uninteresting IICHANOT ON LONDON. AmsrgaDAm, Jvwx 9.-40. 7. to 40. 9. ; Iwo months, 40. t. to 40. 6. Private letters from Vienna state that the Janissaries demanded that five captains taken at Alissolonghi should be hung at Para, before the English and Russian Palace. On the 12th May the Turkish Commissioners had not set out for Bucharest. THE FUNDS. CITY, Twelve o' Clock this Day. We have nothing.particular to remark the state of the Funds, during the last week, except the fact of the sale of a large quantity of Exchequer Bills by the Bank Broker, which, has materially altered the state of the Money Market, and has, besides, filled the speculatorslor a rise of Stocks with great apprehensions—for the public cannot fail to recollect, that the fall of stocks during the letter part of last year, and the derangement of the Money Mat ket, Were pr9perle4 by large sales of Exchequer Bills from the same quarter. Not, that, in our apprehension, there is the slightest reason to suppose that there is any serious cause for alarm ; but the Bull party appear to have beeh selling a part of their Stock, and hence the depression in Stocks, which opened in the early piirt 'of the week at tiOft, and on • Saturday' were done as low as 80k, but finally closed at finii • There liar been a slight improventent in Mexican Stock, in MO roquenee of the arrival of specie to pay the next October Dividends; Colombian Stock remains the name ; in neither of these Stork% nor indeed in any of the I.`tireign Securities, is there much busi ness doing. The same may be said of the Share Market. In deed, the latter seems totally forsaken. The Funds have been quite inactive and scarcely any business doing. Three per Cent. Consols opened at 801 1 and have' con tinued with little variation at that price to Rol. The same dull ness exists in the Foreign market, where every thins is 'without interest. . , Three per Cent. Cons° shut; Ditto, for Account, flog, 3 per Cent. Reduced,' 70} ; Exchequer Bills, 0,7, pm. ; 4 p er Cent.- Scrip, Ik, pin. ; India Stook for opening, 23$ ; Bank Stock, 200,' 201. . • Fomarr, FtiNns.—Mnican, 5 per Cent., 024, 3 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 611, 2i; Colombian, 1824, 40i, 1; Brazilian, 56i, 7; Russian, 801, :; Chaim, 401, 1*; BuenosAyres, 60, 2 ; Greek, 14k. Maras.—Anglo-mexican, 20, dis. ; Anglo-ebilian, 5, 4 die.; Brazilian, 7,6, die. ; General Mining Association, I, die. ; Pasco Peruvian, 10, 9, dia. ; Tlalpuxahua, par ; Colombian, 7,8, pee Share; Bolivae, 6,7, pm, ; Real del Monte, 45, dia. One p' Clock. Th. Consol market, with remained steady on the previous hour at 804, 1, for Account; has, within the last half-hour, somewhat receded, and have been done at 801, 4, owing to a quan tity of Exchequer Bills having been thrown on the market at ss. as well as some Reduced sold at 79i. Two a Poch. The eonsid illarket remains in the same state it on the previous hour, at Sof t fbr the Account. Buyers and. Sellers with little doing ; Reduced The Kreign 'Market remains 'very inactive, THitEE Q 4 cLocK, CQnsols,have fallen to 80f and heavy. FOURvo'CLOCK---CLOSING PRICES. Consols Danish Bonds 561 Do. for O. 80g- Greek 'Bonds 1825 141 Brazilian B ond s--- IViexicanßonds 1825, 61 Buenos Ayres Peruvian Bonds 29i Chilian 40 Russion Bonds 80i Columbian, 1824, 40 Spanish 8 Mating Accounts have b een received from Rio de Janeiro to the I et of April, that it had been determined , on recei p t of the neve of the death of th e Ki ng of Portugal, th at t h e Kulress and the young Prince should'proceed to P o rtuial, and pltt bkraelf at the head of the Regency. CITY ELECTION. STAT: O F THE POLL AT RLIVRN TWILVE OI L iv() Alderip'►an Thompeon I A 2O 1444 1856 19 Alderman Waitlunan •• • 1097 1200 1575 Alderman Wfx'd I "lih 1153 1381 11'! Mr.. Ward 97 ' 1 tose' ins 1899 ,T 11• Lord Mayor ..... 032 1031 1161 1307 SOUTHWARK ELECTION. _ . ' STATE 01 1 TUE POLL 4T EGZVEN invietvs: ow r Col , ed.. ....... ....--- • 1644 1665 I ti7H Wilson 1566 1576 ISBN MO. •i 1 Two I 160(1 POW! 1110 t isls MEMBERS RtTURNED. ER/CFIVID THIS 'HOAXING.] MHBURTOISH L. V. Palk, Bart. ; Hon. W. S. Bourns. BRIM;RWATTR--W. Astell , Esq.; C. K. Tynte, FJOI• .Esq. ; 11. B. Septum, Esq. Curtintoz—Hon. Robert Curzon ; lion. --- C"'I•• COCKERMOUTPI—IIon. R. Stewart; W. W. C. Wilson, Esq. CA k:HARTREN—Mr. Joan. CIRRHCESTER—Lord Apaley, J. Cripps, Esq. Deanv—Hon. H. P. C. Cavendish ; S. Crompton, Esq. • Downrox—T. E.'o. B. Eastcourt, R. Southey, Esq. . DURHAM—Sir H. Hardinge, M. A. Taylor, Esq. Emma—S. T. Kekewich, Eeq. ; L. W. Buck, Esq. GArroN—Hon. W. Scott ; M. G. Prendergast, Esq... HAsLesteas....-Right. Hon. J. Becket; Sir G. Lowther. Itcsszerta— Sharp; I.4o:cisme—J. F. Cawthorne, Esq.; T. Green, Esq. Leirrwrrater.—Lord Valletort ; Sir A. C. Grant. Lyrae—Hon. U. S. Fane, Colonel J. T. Fane. LvsstKovosr—W. Boyd, Esq., G. L. Prendergast, Esq. LUDLOW -Lord Clive • lion. K. H. Clive. MALTor. - .--Ifou. C. Imsden; Lord Nornianby. m ualonw Poser--Lord Graves, A. Chichester, Esq. MiasissuaY—C. Forbes, Esq. ; J. Forbes, Esq. MtraneAn—.l. F. Luttrell, Esq. ; J. Blair., FN. NewcAsrui-uroN-Tvive—Sir M. W. Ridley; C. Ellison. Nawvow IN MAcerarter.n—T. Legh, Esq.; T. Aleuek, ClaettAnrron—Sir C. Domville; Col. Strutt, Ostroan—H. B. Seymour, Esq. ;• Sir H. F. Cooke. PLYMOUTH—Sir W. Congreve; Sir T. B. Martin. ~13 1 .vstrrox—Ilon. G. Edgcumbe; G. C. Antrobus. PRTIROPIRI.H—Mr. Jolliffe ; Mr. Martha REIGATZ—Sir J. S. Yorke; J. Cocks, Esq. Sat.rAsit—A. Spottiswoode, Esq. ; H. Monteith, Esq. SANnwren—Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, J. MarrYatt Esq. • TAvisrocx—Lord Ebrington,•Lord W. Russell. THIRSIK--111r. Frankland, Mr. G. Russell. SrAstroan—Lord C. Cecil; • T. Chaplin, Esq. WAstr.ove—...Hon.' G. Forrester; B. S. Thoripson, En. %move—J. Buller, Esq. ; C. Buller, Esq. Wsonv—Lord W.. Thyme, Sir G. Cockburn. Wranoval—T. Smith ; G. Smith. WicAsr—Col. Lindsay ; A. Hodson, Faq. Wyvill, Esq. ; J. Wilson,'Esq. STATE OF THE POLL'S. [IINCIIVXD THIS WIORNINtt. BARNSTAPLE. Holgxon - - - - 334 Alexander . - . - 829 Nolan - - - - 92 BEVERLEY• Stewart - - - ' 1030 Ilirrison - . - - - 658 Whir tOn - - - - MI6 BOSTON. Hentheot• - - - - 472 Male°lm - - - - 310, Wilk' - - - - 243 BRISTOL Davis - - Bright - - Protheroe - - - CANTERBURY. - 1397 - 733 - 572 Lushington - - - - 665 Clifton - _ - - 4:36 Watson - - - - . 108' CARLISLE. Gisham - - - - 205 INlnsgrave - ' - - 185 James - - - - . 105 CHESTER. , Egerton - - - - 219 Townshend - - - - 217 Belgrave - - - - 214 Grosvenor . - - - 213 COVENTRY. Fyler Heatheofe Ellice Moore 173 173 DOVER. Wihi nhani - - - 'Thn►neom - - - Malconth - - Butterwni th - - - •GRANTHAM. Ta!mash . , - tjn Cust - - - - ' tis Cholndfy - . - - - .'t t GRIMSBY. Wood - - - - VIA Heneage - Itas Phillips - NULL. 140 - Sykei - - , - 9151 0' Neill - - - -18 Th Villiers - - . - 919 LINCOLN. Pasaken ley - . - SO6 Sibthorpe - - - - 797 Corbett - - - - 612 Two former Elected. LYNN. - W4lpole - Folkea MALDON. - F 74 - 199 - 104 Hon. G. Winn - - 1,205 T. B. Lenard, Esq. - - 1,074 Quisitin Dick, Eq. - - - ti9sl MARLOW. A. Williams T. P. Williams - J. Morrison - - Two former Elected. MAIDSTONE. • 11.47 1 t 7 12)? J. Wells, Esq. - Robirt‘ - Lewes - - 375 . 3,3'7 . 93 Two former Elected. NEWARK. H. Willoughby, Esq. - Lieut. Gen. Clinton S. E. Bristow*, Esq. Two former Eletted. NOTTINGHAM. - SI 302 121 Wright "513 Birch tsh Rantliffe 4f t PONTEFRACT. Starkie - lintilthworth Hardy - ?555 - 508 - 426 Two former Elected, PRESTON. Stanley - Barris • Wood . Cabbed _ QUEENBOROUGH. - 90 - :39 J. Cape, Esq. - 14 t Lord Downes 131 Lord F. Bentiock - - - 118 RETFORD. W. B. Wrighton Sir R. Dun(las Sir H. W. Wilson SHREWSBURY. - Ils - lin 53 Corbett - 129 Smiley - 69 Boycott - 68 STA FFOR D. Itriennonger - - 699 &mini - _ - 407 Compile)} - - tO6 . - Two'former Elect*4 l, WRY 1401.7111. NValitee - - I (Ire Buxton - - Parrot , Gordon 5 IVOODATOCK. • Mortiido of Blanfiford - . Lord Ashley 78 J. =H. Littgatene ' - 70 \ AleiVillialne TWO firmer Eiretel. WORCEgTER. .14nInnion „. :1:)5 DAYi 1 • 534, FASITiOVABLE INTtLLIGENCE. Wtrapson, JUNE 11.--This morning Divine Ser vice was performed in the Private Chapel in the Royal Lodge, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg. Yesterday his Majesty, attended by the Duke of Wellington and other visitors, drove in his policy phaeton from the Royal Lodge to the Castle, where the King was received by Mr. Wyattville, &c. who at tended his Majesty over the different extensive works, which occupied the King about an hour, when his Majesty drove to the Royal Lodge to dinner. Great bustle is anticipated here to-morrow, when the election ,commenees. The candidates are John Ramsbottom, Esq. and Richard Hussey Vivian, Esq. The town has been very full during the last week. The Terrace is crowded this afternoon, where the ex cellent band of the 63d Regiment are playing. The Duke of York' returned to town on Saturday from Frogmore. Saturday the Duchess of 'Glouceater and the Prin cess.. Sophia visited the Princess Augusta. . Saturday the Earl and COUntess of Liverpool left town for their seat Coombe Wood, near Kingston, Surrey. On Friday the.:Marquis of Clanricarde and Mr. Canning, arrived at the Royal Lodge. Mr. Secretary Canning returned to town last even ing from a visit to the King at the Royal Lodge, Wind sor Park. Yesterday the Duke of Leeds, the Marquis of Clan ricarde, and the Earl of Clanwilliani, took leave of his Majesty, and left the Royal Lodge for their respective residences in London. His Excellency Baron Von de Capella'', late Go vernor-General of Netherlands India,. embarked on Saturday morning; with him family and suite, on board the King of the Netherlands steam vessel, Captain John Slater, for Rotterdam. The glove-makers at Macclesfield, in consequence of the depression in their trade, are getting rid of au the hands they can. . Amor , the recent Parisian inventions is a curious one of making clocks of paper, which are asserted to be an improvement on metallic machinery. Is is to he hoped that Mr. Irving 's example of ' pledging his ,watch will not be followed, as Charity on tick is not . calculated to do much good. SOMERSET.'—Upon its being said that Mr. Gore Langton had put up for that county, " Poor Sir Thomas," said an elector, " lioth Hunted and Gored." Mr. John . Mills is shortly to lead to the hymeneal altar the amiable and acconiplished Miss Orby Hunter. Mr. Kean having been unsuccessful in his attempt renovare dolores, to renew his acquaintance with AMeriean dollars, is said to be on his waybome. Some say that there will be.two hundred new Mem bers returned this . next Parliament; others count upon one hundoed only. The General bias again .changed his owner, having been purchased by Mr. Paine of the Duke of Portland fur 1,700 guineas. Drury-lane Theatre will close not a .very success ful nation on the 20th ; Covent-garden, after deriv ing more profit from its exertions than the rival establishment, about the 23d. The singularly rare traet relating to Fox-hunting, mitten by Sir X. C oc k a yn e , so ld on Saturday by Sotheby for 17/.105., was originally purchased by Mr. Hill for less than 3/. There has recently been a coalition formed between the rival publishers of The Annual Register, Messrs. Tf ivingtons, and the London Associated Ilgoksellers. If MrS, Opie bad gone to the last masquerade iii her new dress, there would probably 'have been an 0. P. (Opie) Cozens, the offieer, who was thrown into a tub of melted fat, while lately searching a tallow-chandler's: premises in the Strand, is the last Englishman who has made himself conspicuous by the struggle in Greece (Grease.) Lord Alvanley was hunting some time since, and by his Lordship's aide was Gunter, the pastry cook, on a very restive hor se , w hi c h induced him to observe to the Peer, that his horse was so hot, lie did not know what to do with him—to which Lord Alvanley, who is one of the greatest wags on town, said, " The Nat thing you can do with liim, Mr. Gunter, is to take him home, and,ice him." Talk of the Academic groves of the Athenians and the metaphysics of.Platol—Why, we could point out an Academy , in Chancery-lane, where mor e philosophy may he acquired in. three years, than the ancients could have. taught in three generations. This is all owing to the superior system adopted by the present Head, Master ; for instead of deducing .Effeets from Causes, like some blundering Metaphysicians, he has always pursued the opposite.course—of deducing Causes as long as there are any Effects. • HENDERSON ; THE COMEDIAN....-When Hender son, the celebrated Comedian, first made application to Garlick, and gave him " a specimen of Ins quality," the lioscius assured him, that he could not ii ssibly. convey art ieulate sounds to the audience of any theatre. Foote said nearly the same thing. Colman at length took Henderson by the hand,, and such was the sue cpss of the man wh o cou ld not poss ibl y convey articu lated sound, that during the first 84 nights of his per fOrmance at the Haymarket, the receipts were coin plaid . at no less a stun than 4,500/. !—Literary Chronicle. At a social party, some days ago, at Greenwich, a discussion arose as to the nature of the White-bait. One party supposed they were the young of other fish, whilst another considered them as a species of itself. To decide the point, a dozen were sent for from the kitchen—when it was fully ascertained that three were young sprats, two smelts, and many of the others were young shad. If only the first and last were caught, we should not have to quarrel with the use of them ; hut when sm e lt s are thus destroyed, it becomes a mat ter of serious consideration how far the subject should not be more minutely . inquired into. We arc quite,storieed to hear, that the new , L un . don Bridge is to have a parapet without a ballustrade. Now, this design is absurd. Why should 'not th e view of the river be open, as in the case of the other bridges ? True taste supposes and includes utility ; but, b es id es mere utility, there are other important objects connected with public buildings. Salubrity is sent o uci ; s t T l i i s e ,O se N ; socl a eo l i l tsl d ; e; E t r u nii m gol e aE r it e liw g z ra issectilta : ),l i rifi fi eone : N t go t sltadr i tiAoe t is c ) : ptite t aehi li .xce,t e ace,:tet),:i. - de., e . is not to be neflected• by the different conflicting interests of her Represen tatives in Parliament, a work defining the L io ,„ of Election, end the 'exact limits " quos Ora rilr rifqq s'has ld:1 veryes (i i o b i r i itt 'e s n e u r. p rt p iq c ie t , r7l3::i i t s tt, de fi ciency ; he }sass laid down, with perspicuity and simplicity, th e mo ron Statutes upon the *object, and, we doubt not, will meet all the attention which his talents entitle him to receive. CITY ELECTION. CLOSE OP THE POLL THIS DAY. Ald. Thompson 2087 Ald. Waith man 1711 Aid. Wood - 164.5 The Lord Mayor - - 1548 Mr. Ward - - 1463 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY..-.(Tars DAY.) IN Tilt ALATTILItni"mis KV/. MR. PRANKS, A LUNATIC. Mr. HRALD asked permission to bring on a petition in - this matter, to confirm the Muster's Report. His LORDSHIP declined bearing it, as he bad appointed next Monday, for lunatic petitions. Great inconvenience was expe rienced by the irregular practie of bringing on lunacies. IDENIOROUGH V. BISHOP OW LONDON AHn OTHIBB. His Loamattr stated, that in this case, respecting the election of a Minister to Coleman-street Church, his opinion was, that. the election which !hid been made by ballot, was illegal, and he there fore declared it void. ELEcTION or scarcu rEvits;. Some time after the Lord Chancellor had Men to.d*y, his Lordship returned to the Bench, followed by the IZsvonipri.d Noblemen, to administer the oaths of Supremacy and Alligualce to them, in order to enable them to vote in the choke of the sixteen Scotch Peers, and it being necessary to administer these oaths in open Court, namely.- - Nis Grace the Duke of Lennox, his Grace the Duke of Argyle, his Grace the Duke of Montrose, the Marquis of Lothian, and Viscount Dumblane. COURT OF KING'S 'BENCll.—(Tiits DAy.) The Lonu Curt. JustuAt sat this morning at half-past nine o'clock, to try undefended causes. At 12 the four Judges came into Court. GREGORY V. FLXVE. This was an action against the proprietor of the Brighton Herald, for a libel on the plaintiff, who is the proprietor of a dissenting chapel iwßrighton, accusing him of having improperly turned a person out of 'a pew, &c. It was tried at the last As *ism when a verdict was given for the defendant. A ride to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial granted, having been obtained last term, on the grounds that the Judge had improperly refused certain evidence on behalf of the plaintiff, the rule was opposed this day by Mr. Marryatt. • Mr. Guaat- having risen to reply, the Lord Chief Justice recommended a stet processus, which being ultimately acceded to, was recorded. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. lIATrON-GARDEN.—('ritis DAY.) A poor woman, named Mathews, Wag bronght before Mr. LING, the Magistrate, she having, about eleven o'clock but night, attempted to dotroy herself, by plunging into the New' Rivet. • Thu watchman stated, that the poor creature wits evidently much distressed in her circumstances, wl►ich caused her to have periodical fits. Last night about eleven o'clock she attempted to Jump.into the New River, near the Middleton's Head, Sadler's Wells, but fortunately she was observed, and prevented from carrying her rash design into effect, and lodged for safety in the wstelhoilse. She said that distress had led her to attempt to drown herself, and that she belonged to the parish Of St. Sepulchre. The Magistrate sent for the parochial officers, into whose care she was given. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS EVENING.-.-14114 John Murray's assembly, Wimp*le street ; • Mrs. Atkinson's rout, Nottingham-place; the Dowager Countess of Clare's assembly, Saville-street; the Countess of Jersey's rout, Berkeley-square. Wintre.soay.—The Earl of Darlington's entertainment, St. James's-square; Amack's grand ball. Tuurtsnay.—The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's gran& assembly, Arlington-street; Mrs. Rothschild's first grand rout, Piccadilly. fruit/r.—Mr. Duncombe's rout; Park-street; Airs. Tower's assembly, Mansfield-street. SATUADAY.-111ra. Knight's dejetene, Putney. Sutomr.—The Countess of St. Aritoll 41'8 music, }fanciest-- square. ZPITAPN ON A MAN WITH A LONG NOSE, Good reader, disturb not a mortal's repose, But keep a mile off, or you'll tread on his nose. Young Liebe "colds her sister meek • Ilecauee she rougee,—.husk! The one would blush to paint Go. cheek, The other paints to blush. The l'lymouth Journal, gives the foll ow i ng as a specimen of " the simple Doric or genuine Dart moor A countryman, a short time since, met a gentleman On horsebacki and put the following ques tion to Measter, you a seed no such thing as never a calve no where at all here abouts, a'n'te ?' We suspect the Attic Dialect of some of our Patricians, would nearly match this choice specimen, for we remember to have heard, that a certain Noble Lord, rode violently into Tattersall's yard, not long since, and called out, " Hostler, I say, ha'n't you got never a poncy, that won't carry a buoy ?" CORN-EXCHANGE—(Tr us MT). The artivale of the weak past have been moderate, except of Irish Oats and Floor, which were considerable. Fins parcels of Wheat obtain last Monday's prices freely, but other qualities are without demand. Barley of good quality is rather scarce, and sells freely at last Monday's prices. Beans and Pease remain at lost quoted. Oats are in rather slack demand, and only the sweet parcels sell at last week's prices. Flour is dull at last quota tions, the bakers purchasing only the finest descriptions, owing to the hot weather. A RRIVA.I.S OF I.AsT "WrEit. NNToat. Halley. illult. (lalii. 11C4011 I l cige. L:1: . 1 1 ::, Mil ish 4,1 47 417 :1 ' RI lkigi 8% try . 9,011" /n i b - —.—. 11•,11441 -"" ' ---- Foreign" g,921 ......- -.... 7,1v0 --, VICIOJ Wheat. Red (phi) White tt ri) 11481 ( 4) VicdfM Fill "), 11, Sti4U (new) I L 42}c ..Tick Suptirfine....•. 1164 sms. White OW) bee. 565. Flue 5BB. 606: Superfine l*. Mr. R▪ ye (new) 2fis. 31v, ttacluy Sit4, Vfis (new) 97A. Vs. 90.. 31K, .M• att Fine tiON, Pease, (Ivey (rim) (new) (new) . tts. (o 14) :11!! , :ty) 18 ; - ': 4 0 ; ‘`"l •• • Aratik oAts, Fettl 2ls —s. —•s, . T 53,3 ......,«.~1 [urr~~ry • ......... I U . , 2;k OV•P•M nd 410. Ver. • Potatoe 26h, 21‘. Fine Savtch 304 tilo. Floor (per mtelit) 4.53, We. Country 464. 416. titan SMITHFIELD MARKET.—(Titis DAY.) Although this day's ;apply was, in the whole, limited, the trade, owing to advanced prices having been tlemanded, was, in the early part of the day, exceedingly (lull. Very prime small Beasts obtained an advance of about 4d. per atone, but other kinds 'of stock, with the exception of. fit Calves. whicli 4 ' B " a *diode lower, experienced a tardy Sale throughout. It litil** if anY; variation from Friday's quotationa..-Co a r ae sod inft.rior Sheep and Beast, producing from Se. 9d. to Ss. Gd. ; second quality Sheep and Beasts, Ss. fid. to 4s. ; prime coatise-woolled /Oleo, 4s. Od. to 4i. 2d. ; prime large oxen, and primast South Down Wethers, 4s. 4d. to 4r. fid. ; prime ' 001.41 Norfolk honi*vd, 4 , s 104. to Ss. Std. ; large Lambs, 4., 6d, t o fss..ti. prime small Lambs, Sd, to tie. 0(1. ; law 0,,,rd0e,,,,,,C1 iw7li 48 . 04 . to 4s. 6d. ; Calves- of front 12 to ft, * ,41 8 1 4 - . white in the flesh, and otherwise complete, .0 la ( not Hogs, 3s. tilt. to lc Ott. ; and neat, daisro::lBll4 chat .. to look . more than 7 stone eat+, 4s. Sd. to 4..1'0181 ; and quarter the 041,10. Suckling Calves, from 1011,1, • „. ci or ie s gote .„ old store Pigs, 4 to. to I 6., eac h, as pt went 11.04,ter, j turd tooth+, f 1 1141/1, I ,tit I I7.tm) Isll LEADRNHALL MARKETS. NEWGATE 441 VP • (At pfr *to bte, y tho - V 41 CPA, ) nee, from Ss, (ki. to 40. ; Mutton, 9*. 104. to 4e. ; Lamb, 41. od. to :If, Bd. ; Veal and Pork, he. Od. 'Or 'll tit.